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 1 8     |   principles, the excellence, we may well call it the unsurpassed
 2 18    |         above all to decide what may help or harm Christian education.
 3 19    |     order of things of earth, he may not overlook the supernatural;
 4 20    |          as well those which man may learn by the help of reason,
 5 20    |      part of revelation or which may be deduced from it.12 ~
 6 21    |         degree of culture.13 Nor may even physical culture, as
 7 21    |         it also is a means which may help or harm Christian education. ~
 8 25    |        is no power on earth that may lawfully oppose her or stand
 9 25(18)|  students of Mondragone College, May 14,1929. ~
10 38(29)|     Cardinal Secretary of State, May 30, 1929. ~
11 40(31)|  students of Mondragone College, May 14,1929. ~
12 46(32)|  students of Mondragone College, May 14,1929. ~
13 49    |   special preparation. The State may therefore reserve to itself
14 50    |        the State to provide what may be called civic education,
15 51    |       with exclusive right, each may develop its influence. As
16 51    |          the two authorities, it may happen that the same matter,
17 51    |         different point of view, may come under the competence
18 52    |      harmony. Not without reason may this mutual agreement be
19 55(38)|     Cardinal Secretary of State, May 30, 1929. ~
20 64    | infinitely superior to them, and may nowise be subjected to physical
21 67    |          the world; otherwise it may happen that instead of extinguishing
22 76    |        the Church and the family may be said to constitute together
23 80    |         Church; so that Religion may be in very truth the foundation
24 82    |   justice requires, certainly it may not be opposed by any civil
25 83    |        will never feel, whatever may have been the sacrifices
26 88    |        of youth. Of them also it may be said in the words of
27 89    |    whatever other environment he may happen to be, removing occasions
28 94    |      That the life also of Jesus may be made manifest in our
29 102   |         in His almighty power He may cause these splendid fruits